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S. A. e. A. p. Railroad.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTU
NEW SOUTHERN PACIFIC TIME.

San Antonio Has Now,Two Trains. Daily
To and From New Orleans.
The new time card of the Southern Pacific
goes in force TO-DAY, giving two trains daily, as
follows:
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EAST BOUND

Saloon, and Billiard Parlor.
VM. REUTER- GEO. REUTER-
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Nv naked native divers.

Sv naked native divers.
In the Torres Strait, where there is toll
erably good weather ct all seasons, the
pearlcrs work all the year round $50 thoy
nearly all do along the coast now, but are
compelled to use diving drcsscs.) But this
fishery depends almost entirely on the shell
for its profits, for, though pearls are found,
they are of very inferior quality.
Some of the best divers employed on
board of Mr.. Strectcr's ships come from
the Sooloo Archipelago, between Borneo
and the Philippines, where there is very
successful native fishery. Here the natives
employ several ingenious devices for get
ting the oysters out of water too deep for
diving One of the simplest Of these is
kind of wooden rake with long curved
teeth, which is sunk to the bottom by means
of heavy stone, and then towed after
canoe, and hauled UP occasionally to be eS
ami3ed. The oyster lies on the bottom Of
the sea with his shell slightly open, which
closes with grip like wise on any thing
that is put into it. Thus, if any of the teeth
CT the rake enter the opening Of a shell, the
oyster seizcs it Immediately, and holds on
to it till he is forcibly pulled of in the boat
Young pearl-divers not infrequently come
up with oysters gripping their fingers in
this way. The older men know better how
to handle the shell with safety. Among the
Sooloo divers are SOHO of the best in the
world. Mr. Haynes, ssr Streeter's agent,
On one occasion saw diver reach the bot
tom CT seventeen and a half fathoms (ono
hundred and five feetl, and many men can
do fifteen fathoms, or, as they sometimes
call it, thirty-that is, ''fftcen down and ff-
teen up"
America possesses pearl-fsherics in tho
West Indies and the Gulf of California; but
at present the best pcarling- ground Of the
world is the sea-bottom to the north OF Aus
tra.ia. Most of the pearls now supplied TO
the European market come from there The
supply from India and Ceylon seems to have
fallen of; it is largely absorbed by India
itself, where the numerous native courts
alone absorb considerable quantity Of
pearls. The old fisheries of the Red Sea
and the Persian Gulf produce but little now.
The northwest Australian coast and certain
portions of the Indian Archipelago will
probably long be the happy hunting ground
Of the pe2rler. A pearl weighing forty
grains was found in the Montebcllo Arch:-
pelago on December %, 1854. This mag
nifcent pearl is of the finest quality ever
seen. 1t is perfect in shape; and, it may be
edded, caEe from very inferior shell
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CUTLERY BATCH.

EGG shells crushed and shaken in glass
tottles half filed with water will clean
them quickly.
BAKED potatoes soon become heavy II put
into covered dish. Lay them on plate
covered with a napkin, leaving part to
throw over them and absorb their moisture
LEMoS HoSEr.-One grated lemon, rind
and all, one and one half cup of sugar, ono
half cup OF butter, ono cup of water, two
tablespoonfGls of corn-starch; cook till
thick, stirring while cooking. Nice as q
sancc or to put between layer cake
Chilli SaucE.-Pcel eighteen ripe ton1a.
toes, nine medium-sizcd onions and threo
green bell peppers, chop all fine, put in
your kettle, add one cup of sugar, three
scant tabicspoonfuls Of salt, ono and one
half cups Of vinegar. and spice to taste; boil
until the onion is soft.
TOMATO SALAD.--cut the tomatoes in thin
slices and put on the ice. For a quart of
them take a raw egg, mix It well with tea
spoonful Of made mustard, and a half cup
OF sweet milk or cream, teaspoonful of oil
aud one OF vinegar, tiny pinch Of sugar
and salt: mix well together just before ths
salad is needed; place the tomatoes in a
dish lined with lettuce leaves and pour the
dressing over them
MurrISs made for breakfast out Of bread
dough arc uice. Take out . good piece Of
the risen dough. enough TO fill a two-ouart
pa. and plt lao . smaller .rags work iz--o
49, 81.
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uTrLe olp-FAsnloNEp.

As prim as lily in sone quiet nook,
She sits by herself, with her slate or her book,
And hears With n air patronizingly gay
The voices OF other sweet children at play.
Demurely she sighs by which you infer
That such rouping and mcrriment arc not for
her;
Cut some ones heart whispers that she is her
pearl,
Her little home body, her old-fashioned girl.
She 'plays tea alone by q sofa or chair,
Rocks baby TO sleep with matronly air,
Then scws by the cradle. With glasses on, shc
A pocket edition OF granny would be.
When mother looks careworn, ali! quickly she
sees,
And knows hcE few soothing lovewords win
please,
Then in that dear lap lays each soft shining
curl:
She's mothers own comfort, her old-tashioned
girl.
When twilight has mellowed the loud play
time din,
She quietly asks: Are the children all irs'
Or, watching the gate, when footstep comes
near,
She whispers: That's father; I'm so glad
he's hcrcr'
The youngest OF shoulders, the oldest Of
headsi
Does any one know wee darling who sheds
4 joy and \ sunshine, mid LIES tirelcss
whirl,
Like mothers home-body, her old-fashioned
girl.
-Georoe Cooper, In Harpe's Toung Psopl<
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A Booksellers sarcasn.

a Leipsic bookseller inserted recently in
the LeisziJer Idge6Ldtt the following Gdver-
tisement: Having acquired as long ago rs
1873 tho right'to start y book store in Lcip
sic, finally yentured to opon q small shop
towards the middle Of last month. After
three Insertions in the papers, and q number
OF circulars sent to houses, was favored by
the respected 10000 inhabitants OF Leipsic
and its surroundings with gross receipts of
90 tsixty) pfennige. In making known this in
tcrcsting and glorious result may express
. hope that the patronage OF the public viii
in the course Of another month swell my
orders to an amount of sixty-fivc pfennige,
and earnestly solicit further favors, cspe-
cialiy on tie part Of members os the Uni
yersity."
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DErruIA LoDoE, No. 1lO, K. OF p, meets ON
Mondny evening OF each week, at Odd Fellow
hall. Visiting knights In good stanahg, HnNr
ted To- attend. W. VI. MCCA1Ub' u -
J. II. BAHDwRLL, X. OF X. & >.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-10-05

POINTS IN BUILDING.

OSE barrel Of lime win lay one thousand
bricks.
Two DAEEELs of lime will lay one cord of
rubblc stone.
FIVE courses Of brick will lay one foot in
height of a chimney.
EIGHT bricks in course will make due
eight inches wide and twice that length.
ALLOW one-ffIh in flooring and siding TO
provide for the lap in siding, and matching
IN flooring
THREE bushels Of limo. one cubic yard Of
sand and cord of stone will lay one hundred
Cubic feet of wall.
Oxz THOUSAND laths viii cover seventy
yards Of surface and eleven pounds of lath
nails viii suffice Tor the same.
ESoCGH good mortar for plastering hun
dred square yards may be made by eight
bushels Of lime, sixteen bushels OF sand and
one busael Of hair.
Two BARRELS of lime viii do one hundred
square yards OF plsstcring, using one coat.
One and half bushels additional viii mako
a double coat
A EUsuEL and q half Of hair will be enough
for one hundred square yards of plastering.
One and quarter yards of sand win suffice
for the same.
OSE THOUSAND shingles laid four inches
to the weather viii cover a hundred square
feet, and five pounds OF shingle nails wiz
fasten them on
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CHURCHES.

OtURISTIAN.- Preaching every Sunday ut
~ "a o'clock n. m. ana $50 y. IN. Prayer
meeting every Thursday night. Sunday school
at 10 O'clOck a. nm. cvcrySundny.
NJ. MCFAWLASn, Pastor.
METHODIST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES every
4NI SUNDAY at n 100 ~. m. mud 80 p. IN: sun
day school every sunday at TO- m. PRAYER
meeting every "Wednesday evening az I:iD.
RtrunRers invited. X. SANDEHsOS, Pastor.
DRESBYrEItI AN.-Scrvicer every sunday M
Il N n. IN. and 30 y. IN. Sunday school Mt
10 n. m. HEv. MCELROv, Pastor.
CATHOLIC CHURCH - Services ON 2ud
Sunday of every month nt ShcrlOck's hall, at
1000 a. IN. REv. kEAUSUL Pnstor.
n HERMAN BAPTIST BKErHllEN-lIoldr reg
VI ulnr services az MinROna, Barbcr county,
the second aud fourth sundays In cnch month.
~ Forrest school house ON the sccond Sinihny
Cedar Geek school house on the thtrtl sunday.
Hy Elders ShambcrEcr, Smith aud Nehcr.
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State Officers.
MnAicina LodRo omeers.
SOCIETIES.

AF& A. NJ, Delta Lodge No. II
~ Rer,ilRr communications, first and
~ fbtrd Saturday evenings in each
M month I. W. STOUT, W. NJ
A. r. MCKINNEY, Secretary.
CYPRUS CHAPTER No. 63, IL a. NJ, meets
a., usIrntc itall every "a and 4th Thursday.
Visiting brethren cordially invited.
T.. ". GILLETTE, Sec'y.
n n a LORRAINE CHAPTER, No. 80.
u, d. D. Regular Communications, nfHt
and third Monday evenings in each month.
ALICE Y. VAST, W. NJ.
I'm H. YANT, Sec.
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J. w. MCNEAL, President.
II. c. THOMSON, Vice Pres't.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-10-05

Danger ON Land and Ses.
Where one person is drowned a. ssa -
are killed % land
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IO.O.F., Pioneer Lode
4 No iTq.-Rcgtilar meettngs
NJ Ek<A-1 every Tuesday evening. V -
~ itinRhrcthrcn in good stand
S9D ing cordially invited:
". II. MCCAGCE, y. u
g. l.. ALLEN, Sec.
ENsIGN ENCAMPMENT No. ge, l. O. o. y.
Meets first and third Friday Of cach ,.'i,d inond"
Visiting Pntrinrchs cordially inXiten ~ ~ ~
scoTr CUNMTSs. \. w. W. II. MCCAGuE, =
NAOMI No. G7. REBECCA DEGREE, %. or.
Meets the I'd and ith Friday nights, cacn iIl",' m ~
Mrs. 1DA NEiSoS, NC,
Il. NJ. DYEHLrY Sccy.
n n ELDRED POST, No. Ia, meets
", a NJ the last Saturday In each non,a
OF the court house in Medicine Lodge, AT u NJ
All comrades cordially invited. -.
q. G.. HOWE, Post COmmandcr'
N. II. GILBERT, AdJutant.
4 o. u W. ESS'' HSS'. '$fs. HG % e.
JoHN DoHRER, Recorder.
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$4,000 each, on Winns avenue, lor
Messrs, Hippel, Underwood, Carter
and Wilson, and two cottages on
Aston avenue, costing $1,000 each;
two story frame on Front street, east
Of Mississippi avenue, for b. b.
Beecher, cost $500; two story house
on Provine and Front streets, for Mr..
Hirseh, cost about $1,000; cottage
for Mr.. Goodman on Provine street,
costing $500, aud several small
houses in the vicinity costing in all
$1,000; six small cottages in the vi.
entity, 5000 each, and seven on Hays
avenue, in the neighborhood OF $500
each; also several others on Aston
avenue.
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''ROBORO."
Piyc Thou sand Casep Cured without
Failur, IN q single Instance.

y remedy Tor EnfLIs and FEvEk, II
contains no Quihine or mineral o. any KIND,
but 70 competed Of harmless herb.i and "
perfect blood purihor. IL can be admins
tered 20 infants with perfect impun'U It's
not a purEatiye, but IL an excellent q ether
inviEolatee, braces and builds up tho system
from Chg beEinnins; Moi one p.r, . 10 :
ia it, use. "Rcboro" q put up 10 pint bot
tiss, and fetAiIsd at si.g por bottle. Wa
will not forward 70 any address less than two
bottlssl and vii suarantoe that, u jifeo-
euro any osso Of Chills aud foyer. Unly one
bortlo 4 necessary for PARSONS from eisht N
tselvs wears Of Aae. Ono bottle will cure
several chuGren under oight Jears Of Ags.
LSnsSbuTs, Va, Nov. 0. 1885 -M,nr..
Lewis a Bshnt,ii Pour Of niy children, be.
tween the ages oi lvo and ton years, to-
Fethef with my brother and sister, all sin.
bad Chi L and foyer for several months, dur
ms which time the usual remedy, Quinlne,
was administefed without bshshsiaffssuiLs.
After hearing Of tho wonderful cures accom-
piilhed by your invaluable remedy, "Rob0-
ro," ! tried V Up my family, and not one Of
the sir ever bad : sinsle chill alter CON
mencins ia use. regard ", W thout ehcep-
ton, the very best chill and fever remedy
that ] knov anything Of. hss'rYclS1llyl
Of the 6rm Of Heard A. Ases, Tobseconi,,..
NleNNhNNs NNhNNlE Vac htNuH
bsr ~, lssS-Msssrs. Lewis a Dsnnstti
Nine u my children hal ohills and foyer 81
the zane time The Usual remedy, quinins,
was administered without benefit. All 81
item wefs promptly aud ohectually cured By
Tie use Of dkoboroh alone. Not one ofihs
nine bad a chill alter commenciug ~ use.
repeatedly, J. TuUS. YEATS.
Norwood. Nelson county. Va, October
q, issf.- Messfs, Lswls A Donnotti Several
Of ny friends ADD I had severe cases u
ohillf aud fever. We disponsed With the
usual feWedle, aud used nothihs bat
"hohoro," which resulted IN a thorough
curc IN each eass. ou will obliEo By for
sardins me a case Of tHehp tour 6alusi.
50 20 DOR reliability and responsibility us
refer by permission v the following substAa-
ual business men u - nchbuTg, whore both
Of tho manu- Ectufert II "kobofo" have
fesicsd for the last twelve years. N. q.
Manson, IT,, Mayor OF LynchbuTs, ]. ".
lvey, cashier PeOplo's National nank Al
len W. TaIlsy, cashier First hAtionAl Bank
ChAs, w, Price, Commlssioper kevsnuss
John I. Edwards, president Tobacco As'o-
citation.
II ron cannot procure "Roboro" Of your
druggists, remit us $50 aud We will for
ward two ottlos 70 your nearest dspo, or
LEWIS A BENNETT,
Manufacturers, Lynohburg, Va
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SEPTEMBER, 1895.

SEPTEMBER, 1895.
John Hd.srds. Beilo street. two story
frame, co tt5 900.
Mrs Jones, Polk street. 500.
J. j. Latura, Dunlap street, frame houoe.
". Fisher. 6reenla. street. two frame cot.
tagss. 81, 200.
-; Kelly, Brown avenue, frame hou,c,
Mrs. A. Campbell, Calhoun street, frame.
sI00.
S. g. Caldwell, dosl.s street. frams. t7eO.
J. D,oIins, mississippi ayotue. frame cot
tage, el,200.
]. b. Sontsiouioo, Mansssa street. two.
81 ~ frame. 500.
:. J. La,ta, 81. Paul ,trc,t. frame house,
~ ii. Mullins. g Fourth street. frame.
y 9. marsh. Court street. two.story frame.
J, Martin. 81 Vance s,rtol. brick. 81. COZ
Mrs. Cuneo, $50 Main tirest. tuJ-stofy
OCTOBER. 1856.
joseph Maumse, No. 2js 5AGarans street.
frame house, tlti.
i. Williams. MsnA.sa, street, frame, $40.
\. ii Hayes, kaleiga Rosd. frame, $500.
c. W. Me'eslf' Jesimine stree, taIe,
Mr., ". Hol,o No. 800 Main street. Eve
n. Rocco, ilernsnd street. ffame.
Mrs. Wilson. no. u Marshall avenue.
Ns' d. W. Miller. Monroe street. frame
$500.
-. u. Blllin, LsOusy asd Second streets.
1. Baes,snnni. No. 90 Dean avenue, store
house, 500.
J.CiliIg,s. Broadway and Florida avsru,,
N. J.. ions.' No. 800 Main. one tory
frame, 800.
Mr.. Hunisr, No. 1856 Rsbossn s,r,st sl25.
Y. harry, No. 39l Poplar street, 500,
Pat Gorilla, No.lSs johnson avenue + Amo.
IF. cai'el'. Simmons avenue. frame.
". A. Ammon,, wrisht avenue. cottage.
NOVEMBER. 1885.
| Ovorton A Gfo,yenor. Orleans . rect and
Marshall Avepue, tse story iramo. $500.
| :. Grant, slx and Looney streets, frame,
y. s. Ssw,om. saaaran, street. frame.
$50.
Il o. ;ss-Jeu. No. % GO,ls. street.
Mrs. Rihhsr. No. siI Carolina street. three
W. Prsbklin, orleans street. frame, $50.
=. ]. Barr. High ttfo.t, me story frame,
X. Bu'blrpspl. No. l2 B,alo street, ono
In. v. ]. smith, No. ~ Dream. street,
/ ore EiofV frame. $500.
w.B. DunnAyant 4 Bro, Madison street,
ore story fame, is1l
s. P.,,is. 30. lci Dosoio street. two story
john miller, No. % Elliott street. frame,
John Able. Poplar sirest. addition, 5000.
W. W. Willy, 30. 81 Mckinley street.
:, p. Tobridss. No. go Broadway. frame.
Mrs NJ. J,y-s. Jackson street and q les
avenue, one story frame, $40.
MI. CLARK, High aad Exchange streets,
~ ol.rk. HISh and Exchange Streets.
N. J. Clark, HIsh and EscharFo streets.
j. A. T,JlOr. No. / J'"amins street.
P.rham Rtsts. poplar and Main streets,
two gtofy brick. $3.50.
Board Of Eiucatian. Rou,,b and Rs.l
,i,se!,, frame ie,o.1 ia Sgo ann
| Geo Chftty, Broadway, frame. $50.
| " ID Luoas, Monroe street and Marshal!
avenue, four one ttofy frames, $500.
on. D GOD. $50 Main street. four story
4 4. Lipre,cs, Fernando street. two
A. Laurence, " lie hando street, frame
Vsi.yOil mills, rsnboisso and Pontotoo
n. ID toush. one story frame. 500.
| p pojle. 100 Polar street., new hOute,.
Il J. shuiofi. 60 81. Martin street. iramo.
" y. NoI.,, % iumphr'o' ,trost. one
store byirk, Oh.
Mrs. =. H. wlsf. " Warrington street, two
| stosv Tea us. a. ul.
% cl!or.s MIR, Madison street. frame house,
1000.
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The total cost Of buildings and re-
pairs for the past three, years as ap-
pears from the books Of record in the
Taxing Districs office, is close to three
and a quarter millions of dollars, d.
vided as follows:
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While over 81, 10000 worth Of work
sppear In the fJrcgoing list Of twenty.
two enterprises, the work Of the pre-.
vious year included less than two
dozen structures all told. requiring
an outlay OF more than $4,000 each.
The work Of the new Lowenstoiu
BUILDINGS was begun during the sum.
mer Of 1886, bat II properly belongs
10, and therefore is included in. this
years list, a. the main work and out
iay was incurred during the current
summer. The list Of leading struct.
urcs for the summer Of 1886 is as
follows:
y u. coS,iit four i'orci. Shelby street.
o. n0o.
Thee store. on Main street near Nocali.
sI. u,i,,, $50 Main street, av'.',oy
wiliI:,s. : tate. s,i Main street. Eve 'iOry
honss. 5000.
cisr, Cen.ay Insti,u,ion. S10,0on,
Mitchell & Maury, Cou't street, $1,000.
X. Y. Lso0fy. Nitiatlppi hFsaue ana
Lsudsrda'e sweet, thrss honi. .. ti6fno.
,,chri,ilsn Dioibsrs. three story brick addl-
Iss,il estate. sos NaIa street. $1,000.
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The brick making business has been
one Of the important enterprises of
the past season which deserves spe.
cial mention. About $50 men have
been employed in their manufacture,
and the facilities for their making
have been greater than ever before.
The unskilled laborers employed re-
ceive 81 80 per day and skilled labor
ers ~ so to IS per day. The price of
merchantable brick has averaged
81 80 per 1000 at the yard and $40 SO
per 1000 laid in the walls, while hard,
smooth or pressed brick average
from $40 to $25 per 1000. The latter
are quoted as high as $40 per 1C0Oin
Northern cities. Nine leading struct-
ures have consumed nearly 10, 00O, 900
brick, namely: the Compress, 3,0OO,-
900; the Oliver building, 1000, 600;
Lowenstein's building, 1900, 900;
Southern Oil Works, 100000 ;
Voorhees, shed, 100000; Brooks a
Nicely aud Ryan's buildings, 400, 900
each, and Lawhorn's, $4,000 The
muhC bO tdE thls sCdnUu HAS Detu
divided about as follows:
Memphis Brick Mfg Co. .............. l2,OC0 600
John Cubbins...... ......."............, ono 900
Newport a Stevens.-....-."...,..".,.. 5000 U0l
Fred ......,..................... OOO00
y. ,pO,0OO
Dluf City ........... 1,0oO,0 0
Total. 27.Ol0 900
Several millions of the foregoing
are now on hand, and the makers are
turning out more as fast as possible,
there being a demand for all that can
be manufactured. 1t is estimated
that the total OUTPUT for the season
will be 35,000,G0O brick, and there
will be a supply on hand for winter
use OF 100000, or more. In the
early spring months there was a scar
city of brick, and number who con-
templated building deferred it and
afterward turned their attention to
other enterprises, in consequence Of
inability TO obtain the needed sup.
ply. The Memphis Brick Company,
which began its work on the 18th OF
January last and opened for steady
work during the closing days OF
March, is now making $4,000 brick
daily, aud the seasons total, from
March TO November, is expected to
aggregate 100000 brick. This
concern is preparing to make l50,00
per day next season, and il will be
able to run all through the ensuing
winter, making what is known as
dry compressed brick. The company
has an invested bank capital ofSl00,-
600, aud its stock is worth $3.50 per
share in the open market. Over q
quarter Of a million dollars is invest
ed here in the brick making traffic.
Coming down to the line of build
ing again, it is OF record in President
Hadden's Office, that $50 permits for
new structures have been issued dur
ing the past year, aud q countless
number Of permits for repairing or
altering other buildings have also
been issued.
The accompanying list gives the
name Of each applicant for new build
ings, and all repairs exceeding 800
10 amount. The small repair bills,
under 800, have been omitted, Blu:
the aggregate summing up OF the lat
ter reaches nearly $4,000 for the
year.
Divided into months, the number
Of applications for new buildings,
with the total estimated cost Of the
oanna q al f.llo....
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